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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-03

THE President it seems Is having
considerable difficulty in finding suit
able men to place upon the Inter State
Commerce Commission. Able, honest
men, beyond the reach Of Doodle, are
desired, and in this connection, THE
SENTINEL suggests the Hon. ALFRED
MOORE SCALES, many years promi-
nent member of Congress and at pres
ent the Governor of the State of
North Carolina.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-03

The afternoon paper published in
this city is laboring under delusion
when it fancies that THE SENTINEL
"wants to start daily in Winston. !"
It is the business men of the place
who want US to start a daily, and we
may yet yield to this demand if
enough encouragement is offered to
ensure the publication Of paper that
will be credit to the place.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-03

The lower House of the Legislature
with commendable judgement has
passed bill to submit to the vote of
the people the ACCESSIBILITY Of increas-
ing the number Of Supreme Court
Judges from three to FIVE. With the
bulk of business now carried on by
our State there ought to be facilities
for more rapid disposition of cases.
By all means increase the number to
five, and then at as early a date as
possible let the salaries be raised to
that point more in accordance with
the abilities and the labcrs of the
Judges in our highest Court.
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SPEAKER CARLISLE AND THE TO-
BACCO TAX.


A Washington correspondent gives
the following piece of intelligence con-
corning the reasons why Speaker Car
Isle recently refused to have consider
ed before the House repeal of the
tobacco tax:
Representative Trigg, Ct Virginia, says
he had conversation with Mr.. Carlisle last
night and that that gentleman is not OPP
posed to the removal of the tobacco tax, but
wants the reduction in the revenue of the
government to be divided equally between
the tariff and the internal revenue, so that
nobody can truthfully say taxes have been
removed from Injuries and not from the
necessities of life.
This sustains our surmises that Mr..
Carlisl, is DESTROYS of coupling the re-
peal of the tobacco tax with the general
reduction of the tariff and seeing he
can not have his pet wishes gratifed,
he forthwith sets himself up as an OBJ
structionist and opposes the repeal of
burdensome tax. By so doing he
sacrifices the best interests Of the
planter and taxpayer of the South and
West, simply because he can not Sc
cure the proper moderation Of the
tariff.
Mr.. Carlisle's defeat of legislation
by positively refusing to recognize the
supporter of measure to which he i:
personally opposed is neither in keep
lug with parliamentary precedent OF
calculated to suit the Democratic
party which will not hold itself re-
sponsibIe for the bad effects of an er-
ratio PARTISAN.
If we could repeal the internal to-
bacco tax we could proceed forth
with to modify the external tariff
No reform is perfect in its details at
the very start, but it serves as basis
on which other reforms may be Great.
ed.
The Washington Republican is sc
much in favor of the repeal of the to-
bacco tax that it says: "There ought
to be revolt in Virginia, Kentucky
and other States that feel this burden
and injurious restriction worst, against
leaders who insist on continuing this
exceptional and utterly unnecessary
tax. And there will be-
Upon which the Lynchburg Ne,u.
very wisely comments: eyes, but not il
favor of swindiing the Republican
ism. That party imposed the tax up
on tobacco and they kept it in force
twenty odd years. They might have
repealed it years ago, having botl
branches OF Congress and the Presi
dency. But they did notch, no
They kept it in force as an oppression
of the South; to give Office to thei
hungry crew of place hunters and tt
help pile up corruption fund in thu
Treasury. With all their hypocriti
cal pretenses they would not repeal i
now if they had the power. The,
only seek to place the Democrats at
disadvantage. They see their oppor
tunity, and they will not fail to use ii
But it does not lie in the mouth of
Republican to arraign the Democrat
on this question. The Democrat
have done bad enough, but the Repub
Leans have done worse. And nobod
but fool would quit the former fo
the latter on this issue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

CUTICURA REMEDIES, page ,.
WROUGHT IRON RANGE Co., page /
W. & j. SLOANE. New Y orlz, page ..
G. S. HAUsEE, Court Notice, page 5.
HALLErT < Co.-Publishers-pase ,.
RE. KERNER, Attorney at Law, page ).
BROWN. ROGERS Il Co.. Buggies, page 5.
JAS. 7. LINEEACK. sAdnl'rs- Notice. page 5.
CA. WOOD Co., Sewing Machines, page 4.
LA. STATE LoTTERY--LocaI Notice--page ,.
HARTER's Iron TONIC--LocaI Notice--pu-e >.
B.F. JOHNSON y Co.. Richmond, Va. pages.
r. B.KERNER Administrators Notice. pages.
HOOPS SARsAPARILLA--Local Notices.
page 5.
DARBYs PRoPHyLACTIC FLUED-LocaI Notice,
page 3
DR. j. {. AVER 6 Co.,--Local Notices
page ..
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Gov. Hills great New Yo. k
speech is one of the ablest political
deliverances it has been our good for
tune to read in many year It is
vigorous and aggressive, outspoken,
manly and withal dignifed. The press
of New York City quite generally
commend it. We reproduce few ex-
tracts in this issue and accompany the
same with a good portrait of the ora.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-03

SECRETARY of Stare BAYARD was
unable to attend the New York dinner
of the Young Democracy, but sent a
letter in which he said:
There never was a period in our history
when the indifference to his political duty
by the citizen was more represensible or
fuller of danger than now; nor when the
agency of the only Constitutional party in
the country more important to the pub
lie safety and welfare.
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THE Chadbourn Times in a recen

THE Chadbourn Times in a recent
issue publishes the following:
A law making gentlemen from Rocking
ham being asked who the next Governor
would be, said, ''It must be Stedman." We
have heard several others say the same. He
has made many friends by his high and
gentlemanly course as Lieut.. Governor of
the State and while it may be considered
previous to make predictions, yet from
what we see and hear, we honestly believe
that Maj. G. NJ. Stedman will receive the
next Democratic nomination for Governor
of North Carolina and of course will be
elected.
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Our afternoon contemporary al

Our afternoon contemporary al
ludes to THE SENTINEL as "news-
paper that conducts an engraving
bureau in its publication office" This
is literally correct, but the inference
intended is erroneous. We have spec
ial contracts with engravers in anoth-
er city to do the actual work, the
Bureau" referred to, gathers it to-
gether and dissemina ties it. This fact
is well known to those who know any
thing about the matter at all, and es-
pecially these who have sufficient in
telligence to arrive at the definition
of the word "bureau"
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LADIES READ THIS.

To the first lady sending US one dol
lar and fifty cents for years sub
scription to The SENTINEL during
the next week, we will send the House
keeper one year. The Hoalsekeeper,
the price of which is one dollar per
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pers published.
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Ar this writing it is impossible to
say who is the coming Secretary of the
Treasury. 1t is very generally con-
coded that Speaker CARLISLE was of
fered the position, and upon mature
consideration he declined it. The
Speaker has his eye On the Presidency
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IF the patrons of the afternoon pa
per published in this city will take
the trouble to go out into their front
yards and select from the piles of ac-
cumulated issues the one bearing date
Of the 10th ult., they will be edited
by the perususl of a column of what
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Gdteklp Sentinel,
ESTABLISHED 1852.
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A ProgressNe-Democratic Fam
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FISHING House, and mailed to sub
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HEg- The patrons Of THE SENTINEL whi!e
visiting New York can fnd THIS paper on file
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To WHOM 1T May CONCERN:

We, the undersigned citiz-ns of
Forsyth and adjoining counties,
having each ,ourci*>cdo Of the gentle
manly Statesmen OF the Wrought
Iron Range Co. of ST. Louis, Mo.
one of their celebrated Home Com
fort Wrought Iron Cooking Rang
es, take great pleasure in recon-
mending them to our friends and
neighbors. After thorough test
we pronounce them a success, and
find them to he az good in every
particular as represented by the
Statesmen. They are far more du-
rable-bake more uniformly with
less fuel--less danger as to fire
than any cook stove we have ever
seen or used At first we thought
them little gh-prlced, but now
would not take twice the price paid
for them and be without it. Besides
its good baking qualities, it affords
the greatest abundance of hot wat
Buy one and You will not regret the
purchase.
Ner,y r tfullu
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ZH5~ Reading notices asserted at the rates of
10 cts line for EACH INSERTION. No notice
counted less then three lines, for aolich % cts is
charged and sohich must be paid Nth copy or
n,t asserted. We can not open account for
this size advertisement. To permanent cdre1'
La foI ii
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Very Respectfully,
FORSYTH COUNTY.

FORSYTH COUNTY.
r II Belo. Prop'r hotel Fountain.
Theo Kimel. Asa Jones,
p E Burk, L F Jones,
DIR S D Davis, @ A Jones,
\ B Mock, J A Moser,
E H Wright, P n Whitman
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
w { Stroupe, II J Hanes,
C E Stroupe, w E Johnson,
Mrs CM Griffith A Douthit,
T L. Lowden.
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The New South, Wilmington, N. c., Established May
fst. 1882 Consolidated with The Sentinel, April 1st
fQ2S
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

NyANTED-Lsdies and gentlemen 10 know that
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instructed privately at their desks thus avoiding
all embarrassment, Persons can attend the day or
evening sessions with equal advantages. SS-f
NTANTED-A boy 12 or IA years OF age to learn q
w trade and to make himself generally useful
about store. Enquire rooms IL and -, Miller
Robinson block. $50 u Main st. S2-st
NTANTED-Hand In list OF your north side prop
w erty to Fitch Lewis, sos Q Douglas ave- s26.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
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of F4nN Bennett.

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Organs spce,iiiy cured in both seaes. Os-ce oyeI
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In this papers Glt
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
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self worthy the nfi.nce and patronage OF the s1f
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The doctors specially is Scientific Magnetic Treat
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children specially. once ~ Main st in FROM
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block. Residence Isl Topeka ave. Telephone for
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PHYSICIANS.
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and diseases OF females. Telephone No 10,
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ONCE hours. 10 10 H. TO p m. and ST night
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
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hotel Residence q. n &ster street. One - us IN
the Office at all heurs Gav and night except when
meals Teiephrse IN office 40. Isl.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

OF iarshalltown Iowa. also late OF Tope-
ka, Kansas has located ~ Wichita for the
practice of his profession.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

All notices Of Employment, Situations Wanted.
will be charged for at the of i've per line
per week; no notice for less than Is cents.
All For Sales other business notices will be
charged for at the of 10 per line per week.
no business notice taken for less than 80 certs
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
FOUND.

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FOR SALE.
L.OR SALE-S lots in Alien & Smiths add, IN LIST
II blk snap, for t2.l00. farnum 4 George. ITO Main


|
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blk snap, FOR sa.iuo. farnum George. no Main
| EoR SALE Lots In ssronss addition. This add,-
residences now being buiit Good notes well h' Sc
cured taken in payment for lots. Inquire OF G. =.
| strong or leading real estate men, dJA0
/ ISOR SALE-Loss In Strony's addition This aidi-
| IL ton Is located two blocks from horse and
fsss tse now Bsns bu aooa well
cured taken In payment for ioEs. Inquire OF G. G
strong or leading real estate men dStu
| TOR sALE-il-room house and barn and 80 # on
II Wabash ave near LIST .t largest bargain in town.
price sou, easy terms. Farnnm Gsorse no an
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acres good pasture. VIII give ions tine On part and
VIII take In trade horses or cattle Inquire II probate
judges os.ce. lsn
| E>oR sAI.E-rwo additions ans choice business
: p.0De'S % "s-' ''as Als'' ''AA-m Z '0s sa
L,oR SALE Or ExcHANGg-esI ACRES Of land In
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Garden City. Robinson Brus. dSsn
| TOR sALE-one hundred feet front with two
IL room houses. on Waco q. enue between ist and
Eagle block. siu
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4 one hundred and sixty acres; special bargain
Office. 81 Douglas ave. SIT
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I,NoR sALE-2i lots in MeCormicks add. close 20
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-op s,Ir 49,,
y Main and Waterman sts. and front; this is slt
easea. WA. Gro" Co. 81 Douglas ave ds1 ":
NOR s,rY, In. ,.rr, ~, ,,,-.~., 50.
Nv With gooa hedge fence orchard ANA pasture. u
miles from wichita; VIII sell on easy terms trsde
Tor cry property. VIM Crow & Co, 81 Douglas
-cp c,,D -, -, -
+ 80 a so y, noG I anu IoAlfo ~ on oieSe-
nun 4 George. ne Main st. dsset
NOR s.rr,Io,s q, Pcs. "a, 49, =, 80 W.,
~op S,Iv r,..--- 80 - ,---,--,-S
fable ard cha,rs sdJ ~ 49,. 80 "i's ,s
= 80 o--- 80
1>OR SALE-Druz stock for sale Israel de
fixtures The stock Is ist class in every rsner,can
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Wll take lana In Srigwict a., ~ ci,y nr..r.rtv a.
gain. az 90
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from, cor III. Fun, Gay n etc :, ~
q ven cash hal In paw =
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at all stations.
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